A bind-up of two Jacqueline Wilson stories in one volume. In Bad Girls , Mandy is delighted when cheeky and fun Tanya picks her as a friend. But will it get her in trouble? Double Act takes a look at what it is like to be a twin and having to cope with a new stepmother.

It's an exciting day in Fairyland when the Queen invites all the fairies and their pets to a midnight feast. Lucy Little-Fairy and her frog, Burp, arrive at The Magical Meeting Place. When the Fairy Queen's monkey, Maurice steals the Queen's handbag and drops her wand, all sorts of unexpected magic is unleashed.

Tim's quiet holiday in Wales, with his parents and his best friend Biscuits, unexpectedly becomes truly terribly adventurous. An encounter with two local bully-boys threatens to disrupt Tim and Biscuits' fun but their friendship is also threatened by the arrival of Tim's ebullient friend, Kelly.

A 'how-to' manual for a baby suitable for young children about to become a brother or sister for the first time. It provides tips and lists, for teaching a baby everything they need to know.

Tells about two friends, Sue and Nick, who like very different things but are still best friends. This text looks at the alphabet and friendship in a chunky board-book format.

Sue and Nick like very different things but are still best friends, who introduce us to their favourite things. This work about counting from one to ten is intended for children learning to read.

Tim and Biscuits are having a brilliant holiday in Wales. Life is full of icecream, sandcastles and picnics - until they meet the horrid bully Prickle-Head and his side-kick Pinch-Face. Just as they are about to despair, reinforcements arrive in an unexpected form.

An alphabet book, which is about two friends, Sue and Nick, who like very different things but are still best friends. They take us through all their favourite things from ABC all the way to XYZ.

Sue and Nick are best friends who like lots of different things in lots of different colours. They show us some of their favourite things from purple hair and all things blue to red cars and red dogs. This book is intended for children learning to read.

Looks at colours and friendship. This text features two friends, Sue and Nick, who like different colours but are still good friends.

A wonderful and unique look at counting and friendship. This very simple picture book is about two friends, Sue and Nick, who like very different things but are still best friends. Ages 2-6 years.

This diary is full of illustrations and quotations from all the Jacqueline Wilson books, and at the beginning of each month there's a special diary entry by one of the characters from the books. It also contains an address book section and space to fill in all the vital info about your life.

Enables readers to learn about opposites.

Anarchy hits the playgroup! Naughty kids having great fun, but safely under the watchful eye of a rather trapped adult. Perfect wish-fulfilment for three year olds.

Reading Together is a learn-to-read series of picture books for young children and parents to enjoy together. There are four levels, each consisting of six books, offering a variety of reading experiences: stories, poems, rhymes and songs, traditional tales and information books.

Rose wishes Zack wasn't always teasing her at school. Then her Uncle Vinnie conjures up a magic way of stopping him. Ratty, the classroom pet might look like just a cute rat to Rose, but, as bully-boy Zack finds out, there's more to this little furry rodent than meets the eye.

Danny loves drawing pictures in his yellow drawing book. One snowy day, when he and his friend Ettie go to the zoo, Danny draws an elephant and an aardvark. Danny and Ettie watch in amazement as the animals come to life in the pages - and then they join them to embark on a wildly exciting journey to somewhere very different!

It's a lovely hot day and the four friends - Rachel, Seymour, Florentina and Mary Clare - are in the garden together. Then along comes a beautiful butterfly... and things start getting hot and bothered, until a jug of lovely lemonade cools everyone down again.